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Sarah Palin blasts Sheriff Clarence Dupnik; uses anti-semitic “blood libel” digs deeper hole. Plus display flag backwards, Video. #boulder #Tuscon

Jan 13th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Comedy

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The display of the US flag in Sarah Palins video is upside down and backwards. No media has seem to catch that as of yet. Did Palin do that intentionally to insult Americans? perhaps. She recently autographed The American flag which is considered defacing the flag and an insult. Her  recently staged video attack on Tucson, Jews and the flag has sent Palins political career in to a nose dive.  She and her reckless tea partys days on the American landscape are over.  Now will the real Tina Fey please stand up.

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Her use of the term blood libel to categorize the attacks against her and other conservatives was the chatter of the social networks in which she communicates. The term—a slur alluding to the idea that Jews feed on the blood of Christians—was, at the very least, a bad word choice. It did not convey her meaning clearly. She confused or alienated anyone she was trying to convince. And if it was meant to address only her base of core supporters, then it was an act of ill-timed agitation. from slate byJohn Dickerson

Sarah Palin blasts Sheriff Clarence Dupnik; uses anti-semitic "blood libel" digs deeper hole. Plus display flag backwards, Video. #boulder #Tuscon

Jan 13th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Comedy

No comments

The display of the US flag in Sarah Palins video is upside down and backwards. No media has seem to catch that as of yet. Did Palin do that intentionally to insult Americans? perhaps. She recently autographed The American flag which is considered defacing the flag and an insult. Her  recently staged video attack on Tucson, Jews and the flag has sent Palins political career in to a nose dive.  She and her reckless tea partys days on the American landscape are over.  Now will the real Tina Fey please stand up.

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Her use of the term blood libel to categorize the attacks against her and other conservatives was the chatter of the social networks in which she communicates. The term—a slur alluding to the idea that Jews feed on the blood of Christians—was, at the very least, a bad word choice. It did not convey her meaning clearly. She confused or alienated anyone she was trying to convince. And if it was meant to address only her base of core supporters, then it was an act of ill-timed agitation. from slate byJohn Dickerson

Managing chronic conditions workshops offered to older adults

Jan 12th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Health, Fitness & Medical

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Boulder County, Colo. – Boulder County Aging Services is offering Stanford University’s Be Well Colorado chronic condition management program to adults 60 years of age and older.

The program is taught as a small-group workshop. Groups meet once a week for 2.5 hours. Topics covered in the workshops include:
• Fighting fatigue
• Controlling pain
• Learning exercises to build and improve strength
• Using medications appropriately
• Dealing with depression
• Communicating effectively with family and health professionals
• Learning how to evaluate new treatments

What: Be Well Colorado, Stanford University’s proven program to improve the ability to manage chronic conditions. Chronic conditions are any lasting health condition such as diabetes, heart disease, depression, arthritis and asthma.

Who: The workshop is designed for older adults experiencing a chronic condition and for those who support them. Family members are encouraged to attend.

Where and When: Two separate workshops are offered.

• Lafayette
Wednesdays, Jan. 19-Feb. 23, 2-4:30 p.m.
Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave.

• Boulder
Fridays, Jan. 21-Feb. 25, 2-4:30 p.m.
Calvary Bible Church, 3245 Kalmia Ave.

Cost: Free for adults 60 and older. Donations are accepted. Participants receive a supplemental course book and relaxation CD upon course completion.

Registration: Class size is limited to 15 and pre-registration is required. Please contact Marja Johnson at 303-441-3599 or mjohnson@bouldercounty.org for more information and to register.

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